In the aftermath of a devastating terrorist attack on Train 51 to Barcelona, one survivor remains - the enigmatic New Yorker, Ellena Devall. As relentless Interpol investigator Monica Black edges closer to the truth, Ellena's world unravels, revealing a web of long-buried secrets that threaten to destroy the life she has so carefully constructed. Caught between the pursuit of justice, her hidden past, and an electrifying romance with her mysterious boss, Aaron, Ellena finds herself on a treacherous tightrope. Will she risk everything, including her heart, in the quest for answers? Join Ellena and Aaron on a heart-pounding journey where love and intrigue entwine, and where the pursuit of truth may exact a toll measured in love itself.

Delve into the world of "Beneath The Banyan's Branches," where family fractures are bared and wounds are laid bare. Follow Gia, Pia, and So as they confront the legacy of their father's absence, navigating a journey through grief, guilt, and the yearning for reconciliation. This is a story of heartache, the power of shared memories, and the resilience of love.

In the heartwarming tale of "Beneath New Skies," Amina, a young immigrant in search of belonging and purpose, finds solace within the pages of books and the vibrant walls of Mr. Van der Veen's bookstore. Little did she know that within this sanctuary, a door was about to opena door that would lead her on a transformative journey of self-discovery, friendship, and the realization that even as an immigrant wallflower, she possessed the power to bloom. As Amina's story unfolds, "Beneath New Skies" becomes an everlasting reminder that the journey itself is as extraordinary as the destination, and that the indomitable spirit of those who seek a better future can illuminate the world with resilience, hope, and the beauty of shared experiences. You are invited to embark on a poignant and transformative journey, weaving together themes of love, friendship, and the power of embracing change.

Lies Beneath the River delves into the life of Rimbun, who has carefully distanced herself from her troubled past in Borneo by trying to build a new life in Germany. However, when an urgent call beckons her back home to visit her ailing mother, Rimbun finds herself slowly returning to a mysterious cult along the river course. As she grapples to understand her roots and part in it, the journey reveals itself to what lies beneath the surface of Rimbun's world. Through this book, the author tries to explore the true meaning of home and examine the ideas of one's capacity to harbor both pain and healing, secrets and revelation. This book is a framework of a feature-length screenplay because the author believes that film will better communicate the complexity of identity and culture in this story by showing the contrast and connection of characters and locations through visual medium.

Comprising a collection of short stories that mirror each other, this book delves into the essence of the small things that make us human. How do we perceive one another, if we do so at all, and what does it truly take to understand the perspectives of others? What are the roots, relationships, or individuals that we cling to for sustenance? And how do we behave when there is nothing left to cling to? So, take a moment to enjoy gazing into the very mirror that's placed right in front of you. But be warned, it's no fun.

Everything is white. It looks cold outside. This is the life of a person who has even forgotten their name. Follow their journey as they try everything to free themselves from a strange phenomenon torturing them: chains magically appearing out of anywhere just to tie and pull them, forcing them to behave in ways they dislike. In a City where all colors have been stripped, where their identity has been bleached out from reality, and where no real freedom, nor connections exist to them, can they really find a way to free themselves? Everything in this fictional story is fiction. All possible connections with real life and its events and facts are mere coincidences. This is a work of fiction.